Fishing pole



" Ju'ly '13, 1943a A. RQNDELL.:

FSHING POLE Filed June 26, 1942 2 Sheets-Sheet 41 A t www? N l ,N .W MQ .Y M MN MN Lin-.. 2 l.. l

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July 13, 1.943. A. RONDELLI FISHING POLE lFiled June 2e, 1942 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 .titenteti vieillir titty ii littiiio hondelii, Aroca, lPa..

ioniicotion lune 2t., MM2, Scritti Nmilitgi (mit Mmm-id) @letton This invention relotes to e rooie.

lit is porticiiiarlr ailcded to hroride e. hote-ei struction which will iminirniee the doneer oi taneling of the line tir-found the hole in use to provide a construction wherein the line or o considerable portion of the length oi* the noie is rotated within the pole lout has o. portion exterior.

oi the hole in order that it may' he manually enengecl hy the user in order to provide necessaria' or desirable slecht `The more specific objects sind. adventagee will in port he pointed ont and otherwise heconie en parent from a consideration of the description following taken in connection with eccoinpariring drawings iliustroting an operative embodiment.

lIn' said drowings:

Figure i ie n. plan view of e iishine pole hodt'ine nov invention;

Figure il is o .side elevation 'i'.hereoi'; Figure 3 is an enlerged substantially central longitudinal sectional view teiten on the line il--ii `of Figure 1;

Figure i is e fragmentary View' portly in side elevation and partly in central longitudinal secu tion oi portions of the hole teiten on. the line oi Figure l.; Figure 5 is e detail. section teiten on the t-Ei of Fig-ure li; v

Figure 6 is n detoii seetion teiten on the line t-t oi Figure t;

Figure fi is e detail section teiten on the line i--Ji oi Figure il, end l rieure o is a cross eection tairen. on the t--t of Figure y iteterrine.P specically to the dretringe wherein liire reference eherecters des rvnate iiire or siniiier tonite, a rooie oeeordinit i. ,1 .ion their he .i oi rections, i'or line ' section genehly engaged in here iii and heid therein hr irictioii or the eonnectiori niet he permettent or;

preferred. The forward end of hoodie section it may' have a generally tapered shield removohhf or nerrnenently fastened thereto in engagement with a head iii on the handle section the forward end, shield it snugly fits the section ifi,

heinev either removably or permanently tentent-zd thereto as preferred.

i conventional reel iii is detachaoity indented on the hendle section d. in the usualmonner., tie by means oi arms it, one of which entende into a stationery clamp or ring il', carried by the handle section and the other of which detachably is engoiged hy o slidable clamp' or ring it. The l,

fishing line le shown extending from the reel it; at it.

Handle section it. hier he or any desired speciiie structure and made any suitable number oi parts or sub-sections ior instance two whichmect at itl and which sub-sections are held together by a hollow core il in which the bore` l2 is di.- rectly provided. Seid section A has a line euiding tube it. located therein with one end outh.- `ivardigr deflected as it. and with the ndjncent portion of section A angular and enlarged at it, to provide en opening or eye, in which an ereiet ti is mounted. At the other end tube 22 terminotes adjacent an angular enlargement it in the shield it, which enlargement provides an openpreferably. rltted by an erelet il. The line iii entends through the eyelet it, tube t2 end out through the eyelet il and is exposed alone the length of the intermediate section C so that it met he manually engaged by the user to provide the desired or necessary slack in operation. iorwardly of the intermediate section C, the line enters an opening or eyelet 2t therein formed in en enlargement it of the section B. This section it is hollow and the eyelet leads thereto so that the line will pass interiorlyI of such section it end emerge througii the opening at the forward end which is fitted with an eyelet tt.

Zit will he clear that the diiierent ports met! he made oi any suitable or desired material. l "hreier to maite the sections A, B and C, unless otherwise specified, of metal. The core lill naar he oi wood. The eyelets it, ti, it and tt moy he inode or glass or plastic materiel. i

4ottimo coiled to the fact that the portion i ctioh. hetiveen the enlargement tit enti t d it i hendhold for the user.

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'the sind .teorie oi the in changes may he resorted to provided I claim as my invention:

1. A fishing pole having spaced apart interior passages, each passage at both ends leading to the exterior of the pole, whereby the line may be threaded through said passages and between the same will be exterior of the pole ior manual manipulation to provide slack, and eyelets at the terminals of said passages, the pole having a handle section in which one of the passages is provided, and means to mount a reel on said handle section.

2. A fishing pole having spaced apart/interiory passages, each passage at both ends leading to the exterior of the pole, whereby the line may be threaded through said passages and between the same will be exterior of the pole for manual manipulation to provide slack, and eyelets at the terminals of said passages, the pole having a handle section in which one of the passages Vis provided, means to mount a reel on said handle section, and a shield at the forward end of the handle section having an opening therethrough for the passage of the line.

3. A fishing pole having spaced apart interior 5 passages, each passage at both ends leading to the exterior. of the pole, whereby the line may be threaded through said passages and'between the same will be exterior of the pole for rnanual `manipulation to provide slack, and eyelets at the 10 terminals of said passages, the pole having a handle section in which one of the passages is provided, means to mount a reel on said handle section, and a shield at the forward end of the handle section having an opening therethrough for the passage of the line, the pole having a detachable forward section in which the other passage is provided, said forward section being hollow and having an entrance and outlet opening for the line. l

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